The superhero comic book trend shows no signs of slowing down as Converse Chuck Taylor All Star releases the “DC Comics” pack. The limited-edition collection features DC Universe favorites such as Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Justice League characters illustrated by renowned DC Comics artists Jim Lee, Jock (Mark Simpson), Andy Kubertand Kenneth Rocafort.

The DC Comics collection marks Converse’s eighth collaboration with Warner Bros. Consumer Products and DC Entertainment, which first launched Fall 2010.

The Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Wonder Woman sneaker features artwork from the Co-Publisher of DC Entertainment, Jim Lee. Two different images of Wonder Woman are included on both sides of the sneaker with the Wonder woman logo printed on the tongue and on the laces.

The Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Batman sneaker highlights the intriguing artwork designed by British comic artist Jock. Featuring two bold illustrations of Batman on either side, the iconic Batman logo printed on the tongue of the sneaker, along the inner lining and on the laces.

Featuring illustrations created by Andy Kubert, the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Justice League sneaker illustrates the team of DC Comics Super Heroes on both sides of the sneaker. Compelling imagery is printed on the sneaker with the Justice League logo screened on the tongue and comes with both white and black laces that allow for customization.

The Converse Chuck Taylor All Superman sneaker features artwork by Kenneth Rockfort  that highlights two different  images of Superman  on both sides of the sneakers . The iconic red and yellow S-Shield is printed on the tongue of the sneaker and includes red lining with an allover printed logo.

The Converse Chuck Taylor All Star “DC Comics” Pack is available at Converse retail stores for PHP3,510, available in sizes 7-11 Mens.

Visit www.converse.com.phand www.facebook.com/ConversePhilippines for more updates.

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